Guandi-Tempel von Zhoukou

The Guandi Temple stands near the northern bank of the Ying He River, displaying architectural elements characteristic of the Qing Dynasty period.

Originally constructed in 1693 during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty, this structure began as the Shanshan Guild Hall before becoming a temple.

The temple functions as a primary site for honoring Guan Yu, a military general transformed into a deity representing loyalty and righteousness in Chinese tradition.

The temple maintains protected status as a Major Historical and Cultural Site at the national level since 1996, welcoming visitors throughout the year.

Regular ceremonies held at the temple include traditional rituals where participants gather to pay respects to Guan Yu through specific worship practices.

Location: Zhoukou

GPS coordinates: 33.63278,114.64000

Latest update: March 15, 2025 19:33